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I bought a HD GE 50 gal gas 9yr online and went to get it at HD since HD's GE/Rheem is phasing out the old mechanical(Unitrol type) w/piezo and I want to get one w/o the Honeywell ICON's that are set to arrive next week.
I went to pick up my WH today and noticed the "old school" temp valve( like the Unitrol) was mounted slightly "canted" left to right onto the tank with a 1/2 diff(1/2 from edge of control valve to outer tank on the Left and 15/16" on the Right.
Is this a big deal? Or should I say...how is the control valve mounted to the water tank? Attached between the insulation and the exterior of the water tank?
Long to short....is a canted control valve a functional issue or cosmetic? I am tempted to take it as they are giving me 75 off for the canted valve which will pay for the extended warranty years 2-9. 549 OTD w/ a warranty til 2021.
LMK guys...I have to go back tomorrow and decide. The mgr said all the new GE's next week will have the Honeywell's so I am tempted to get the "old school" and forego the crazy LED control valves that cause so many probs.
BTW...I opened 3 WH boxes and two were seriously crushed on top and the third was perfect except for the "canted" control valve.
Perhaps the major drawback to the box stores is the way the products are handled. Chances are when the units come off the truck, they are stacked 4 or 5 high one pallet right on top of another. The boxes on that bottom pallet are taking a hydro, as we used to say in the Navy. I doubt if the unit left the factory with the gas valve cockeyed, so I would be leary of it.
IF it bent the tank, then the glass lining is probably compromised. Not sure what that screws into. My guess is it screws into the burner, so may not be as big a deal, but could be.
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if the gas control was hit hard enough to turn it.....I assure you it would show damage to the control and the box at the control. I've seen that on just about every brand heater I've worked on that has a flex burner tube. Infact that prolly why they use a flex tube so they dont hafta be perfectly straight
Although the control screws into the tank-does it permeate through the tank to the inside lining?
The other WH that was crushed on top had the control knob knocked off.
This unit looked perfect except for a slight cant on the control valve.
The valve was not "rotated" it was square vertical just not perpindicular to the WH left to right-canted,
How does the control valve sense the H20 temp? Hopefully from not penetrating through the tank- as that would provide another lead point.
The picx are on my cell phone---I cant up load them.
Opinions are mixed.....so more would be appreciated!
Yes the control extends into the tank and senses the temp. If you unscrew the control with the water on you'd get wet .
Here is the exact Robertshaw valve.....
Wow...that shank penetrates into the tank for the thermostat...How could it been canted so far?
I'm very worried about this now.
Looks like a leak if it's canted 1/2 inch-something had to give.
If standing in front of the heater the control is tilted up or down(bent) thats a very bad and the heater is garbage as it could also have tank damage and for sure the control would be bad,
When the control was screwed into the tank opening if they didn't get the control exactly vertical that may not be a big deal at all.
All in all since you worried just dont buy it.
The Valve is vertical in that is not tilted up of down.
It is bent laterally(not screwed perpindicular/bent) to the tank-thus thats what I mean bent to the left when looking down the tank from top to bottom on the front. side,
OK in the up and down; bent from left to right severely.
I should have sent bent laterally to the left....sorry for the confusion.


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Lunch: Tue-Fri, 11 am - 2 pm. Dinner: Tue-Thur, 5-9:30 pm; Fri-Sat, 5-10 pm; Sun, 4:30-9 pm
Real Deal – My brother and Japanese sister-in-law were in town and it was our first time here. She realized right away that the workers were speaking Japanese. Thank God it wasn't another Japanese restaurant run by non-Japanese folks she said. We sat in the private room where we could close the doors and shut out the rest of the restaurant. It was very nice and romantic. They ordered tons of sushi and kept saying how delicious everything was. Spicy tuna, salmon w/ avocado and cream cheese, eel w/ cucumber, super white fish, fatty tuna, sea urchin w/ quail egg, deep fried oysters, sea bass. They gobbled it all up! My husband and I don't eat fish too much, so we had tempura and beef, and tempura and sesame chicken. It was delicious. Our entrees came with salad on the plate. The sesame dressing was super. We all shared a few bottles of the cold premium sake. Very smooth and refreshing for a hot summer day. My sister-in-law did the ordering all in Japanese. The waitress was very friendly and we didn't have to ask for anything. She kept refilling our water glasses at the right time. Excellent, excellent, excellent!
wow, what a busy place – I went to suwa's last friday night and this was the first time I had to wait to be seated. I frequent suwa's for lunch t(hey have awesome lunch specials); choose a 3 item bento box lunch for less than $10 is what i'm all about. I've tried just about everything on their menu and they have never let me down. Dinners are more pricey than lunch but the portions are bigger also. They have the best oysters in town, the sesame chicken is to die for, the miso soup is perfect, the sushi slices are the thickest than any other place I've been and fresh. At night the waitresses wear kimonos so it felt like I was back in Japan. A truly traditional Japanese restaurant ran by Japanese owners too! But wow, they are busy so expect to wait a bit on a friday or saturday night!
It was kinda gross – A friend and I went in to Suwa yesterday for lunch - he ordered the tekka don and I had the lunch box with tempura and fried oysters. The tuna in his tekka don was flavorless and there was too much seaweed. My tempura tasted like they used the same oil to fry the oysters - it was pretty gross. The service was acceptable, and our waitron was pleasant, but the ambience was uber-suburban. The green tea was really watery, too.
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Wells wore a brace on his sprained ankle and Hall said his horse is not yet at 100 percent. Despite not being completely healthy, the senior scored a game-high 22 points, 14 before the half.
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Reno's Zach Puzey scored on the Huskies' first possession of the game but Reed responded with a 14-2 run and left its foot on the accelerator all night. Wells' 26-foot bomb as time expired at the end of the first quarter put Reed in front 17-7 and was only a sign of things to come.
Jamel Ramos drilled consecutive three balls at the end of the second quarter and put Reed in front 38-16 going into the break. Ramos finished 17 points.
The lead ballooned to as much as 36 (66-30), four points from the running clock mercy rule, with 4:40 left in the game after an Alec Leighton (nine points) three pointer.
Reno and Reed met in both squad's High Desert League opener Dec. 19 at Reno and though Reed pulled that one out, it could not have looked more different. Reed improved to 1-0 in the HDL that night after narrowly holding off the Huskies, 50-48.
"I think some of our guys are in a little bit better basketball shape," Hall said. "I think we are starting to trust each other a little bit, the mall moves a little bit more crisp."
Undoubtedly playing a factor in the difference between the two contests was the absence of arguably Reno's best player, Jakob Rolling (12.9 points per game).
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Twenty eight feet from the rim, Wells through a perfect pass near the rim that Vega dramatically elevated for and threw down, sending the massive white-out student section into a frenzy.
"Everyday he (Vega) jumps a little bit higher," Hall said. "A month ago we had that play and he was catching it and barely dunking it (in practice) so we haven't called it all season until tonight. In the first half he tried a lay in and missed it. We kind of got on him at halftime and teased him a little bit so he went up and got that one. It was nice."
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Friday, April 25, 2014
She never had a chance.
If outmaneuvering a car in the dark is a skill you must learn to survive, then the young coyote I struck sometime after midnight last week never had a chance. In the instant that mattered more than any other, she was off by that split-second that separates life from death, and we collided there.
She leapt right into it but I had already arrived. And no matter how adept a driver I might have been, the nano-second I needed to react slipped away faster than my impulse to turn the steering wheel the small slice of its circumference that could have meant the lithe animal would have been spared.
I knew before I had even cleared her body she was dead, surely; she had turned into the grille at the very last moment. She had done her best to dodge the vast hurtling thing with bright eyes that roared out of the darkness just as she had spurned the shelter of the scrub in the median and meant to make her move into the tidal marsh.
Before our paths intersected, she made that swift back-and-forth dance step of a stressed animal trying to evade an impossibly powerful predator. She leapt into the road, stopped, felt the dread of the car coming, took one step forward and made the mortal mistake of turning back. She looked back but had not even enough time to lift her paw to turn. Her instinct to retreat was her final, fatal impulse.
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I heard that sickening second, in which circumstance unfolds in a way counter to the animal urge to survive, felt her bones and flesh tearing under the body of the SUV and recognized the inexorable consequences. I didn't have to check on her; I knew an animal that had achieved 35 or 40 pounds could not withstand the force of a fast-moving killer nearly 100 times her size and speed.
But I returned to the point of impact.
I pulled onto the shoulder, my tires thumping loudly in the deserted night air, my headlights lumination enough to locate myself and focus her stilled form in the dark. I wanted to get her off the road, take her for burial in the woods behind the house. I had all the necessary equipment for my sentimental intention -- a snow shovel still stowed in the back; thick black compactor bags; a couple of towels and a heavy blanket to lift her out of her spilled, strewn life.
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She was finished.
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Long-Term Postdoctoral Fellowships for Biomedical and Behavioral Research in Japan
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Published: Thursday, March 02, 2006
Program Summary
This program is offered at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS), in cooperation with the NIH's Fogarty International Center (FIC), Division of International Training and Research and the NIH Office of Intramural Research. It is designed to support meritorious biomedical and behavioral research projects undertaken in NIH laboratories by young Japanese postdoctoral researchers who intend to hold research positions at Japanese universities or other academic institutions or public institutions in Japan in the future.
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1) Possess either the nationality, permanent resident or citizenship of the nominating country.
2) Hold a doctorate degree when the Fellowship goes into effect, which must have been received within six years prior to April 2, 2006.
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1) Those who have previously been awarded a fellowship of 12 months or longer under the JSPS Postdoctoral Fellowship Program or the STA Fellowship Program are not eligible.
2) Those who do not meet the nationality/citizenship requirement may apply for the program only if the competent nominating authorities agree to accept their applications. Such researchers may be nominated to JSPS so long as they do not reduce the number of nominees with eligible status.
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Curriculum Vitae
Jane C. Waldbaum
Dept. of Anthropology
Jane C. Waldbaum retired from the Art History Department after 29 years of teaching ancient art and archaeology. In January 2003 she was elected President of the Archaeological Institute of America. She has her Ph.D. in Classical Archaeology from Harvard University and has participated in archaeological excavations in Israel, Turkey, Cyprus and Italy. Her research interests include cultural and economic contacts among the ancient cultures of the eastern Mediterranean region and the early history of metallurgy, particularly the transition from bronze to iron technology and she has written three books and numerous articles on these subjects. She is currently working on the publication of East Greek pottery imported to the site of Ashkelon in Israel in the seventh century B.C. and on a larger study of imports from the Aegean to the coastal Levant between the eighth and fourth centuries B.C. She is currently Adjunct Professor in the Department of Anthropology at UWM.
Ph.D., 1968, Harvard University, Classical Archaeology
Honors, Fellowships and Grants
Dorot Research Professorship, W. F. Albright Institute for Archaeological Research, Jerusalem 1990-91
Positions Held
President, Archaeological Institute of America, 2003-
Bronze to Iron: The Transition from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age in the Eastern Mediterranean, Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology LIV (Göteborg, Paul Åströms Förlag, 1978).
George M. A. Hanfmann and others, Sardis Final Reports I: A Survey of Sardis and Major Monuments Outside the City Walls (Cambridge, Mass., Harvard University Press, 1975).
"Trade Items or Soldiers' Gear? Cooking Pots from Ashkelon, Israel," in Autour de la mer Noire. Hommage à Otar Lordkipanidze, eds. Daredjan Kacharava, Murielle Faudot et Évelyne Geny. (Paris: Presses Universitaires Franc-Comtoises. 2002). pp. 133-140.
"Seventh Century B.C. Greek Pottery from Ashkelon, Israel: An Entrepôt in the Southern Levant," in Pont-Euxin et Commerce. La Genèse de la "Route de la Soie," Actes du Ixe Symposium de Vani (Colchide) - 1999, edited by M. Faudot, A. Frayesse and É. Geny. Institut des Sciences et Techniques de l'Antiquité. (Paris: Presses Universitaires Franc-Comtoises. 2002) pp. 57-75.
"Coming of Iron in the Eastern Mediterranean: Thirty Years of Archaeological and Technological Research," In V. C. Pigott, ed. The Archaeometallurgy of the Asian Old World University Museum Monograph 89, University Museum Symposium Series VII, MASCA Research Papers in Science and Archaeology 16, The University Museum University of Pennsylvania: 1999, pp. 27-57.
With Jodi Magness, "The Chronology of Early Greek Pottery: New Evidence from Seventh Century B.C. Destruction Levels in Israel," American Journal of Archaeology 101 (1997) pp. 23-40.
"Greeks in the East or Greeks and the East? A Study in the Definition and Recognition of Presence," Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research 305 (1997) pp. 1-17.
"Early Greek Contacts with the Southern Levant, ca. 1000-600 B.C.: The Eastern Perspective," Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research 293 (1994) pp. 53-67.
"Metals." Chap. 10 in J. G. Pedley and M. Torelli, The Sanctuary of Santa Venera at Paestum, Vol. I (Rome, Georgio di Bretschneider, 1993) pp. 261-274.
Response to Session on "Trade in the Late Bronze and Iron Ages" in Biblical Archaeology Today 1990: Proceedings of the Second International Congress on Biblical Archaeology. Jerusalem June 1990 (Jerusalem, Israel Exploration Society, 1993) pp. 371-373.
"Note: Two Attic Sherds," In L.G. Herr, L. T. Geraty, O. S. LaBianca and R. W. Younker, eds. The Madeba Plains Project: The 1987 Season at Tell el-'Umeiri and Vicinity and Subsequent Studies (Berrien Springs MI, Andrews University Press 1991) p. 243.
"Copper, Iron, Tin, Wood: The Start of the Iron Age in the Eastern Mediterranean," Archeomaterials vol. 3 no. 2 (1989) pp. 111-122.
"Metalwork from Idalion, 1971-1980," in L. E. Stager and A. M. Walker, eds., American Expedition to Idalion, Cyprus 1973-1980 Oriental Institute Communications No. 24 (Chicago, Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago 1989) pp. 328-355.
"Coming of Iron," Wisconsin Academy Review 33.2 (1987), pp. 8-21.
"Metalwork and Metalworking at Sardis" in E. Guralnick, ed. Sardis Twenty-Seven Years of Discovery (Chicago 1987) pp. 36-45.
"An Unfinished Bronze Ibex from Sardis," Antike Kunst, vol 26 (1983), pp. 67-72.
"Bimetallic Objects from the Eastern Mediterranean and the Problem of the Dissemination of Iron," in J. D. Muhly, et al. eds. Acta of the International Archaeological Symposium "Early Metallurgy in Cyprus 4000-500 B.C." Larnaca, 1-6 June, 1981, (Nicosia 1982) pp. 325-349.
"First Archaeological Appearance of Iron and the Transition to the Iron Age," in T. A. Wertime and J. D. Muhly, eds., The Coming of the Age of Iron: A Festschrift for Cyril Stanley Smith (New Haven, Yale University Press, 1980) Chap. 3, pp. 69-98.
"The Luristan Bronzes," The Record of the Art Museum, Princeton University, vol. 32, no. 2 (1973), pp. 8-15.
"Bronze and Iron Iranian Axe in the Fogg Art Museum," in D. G. Mitten, et al., eds. Studies Presented to George M. A. Hanfmann, Fogg Art Museum Monographs in Art and Archaeology II (Cambridge, Mass. 1971), pp. 195-205 with technical appendix by Cyril Stanley Smith.
"George M. A. Hanfmann, The Eleventh and Twelfth Campaigns at Sardis (1968, 1969)," Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research 199 (1970), pp. 7-58.
George M. A. Hanfmann, "Sardis, 1969," Archaeology 23 (1970), pp. 251-253.
George M. A. Hanfmann, "New Excavations at Sardis and Some Problems in Western Anatolian Archaeology," in J. D. Sandars, ed., Near Eastern Archaeology in the Twentieth Century, Studies in Honor of Nelson Glueck (Garden City, Doubleday and Co., 1970), pp. 307-326.
George M. A. Hanfmann, "Kybebe and Artemis: Two Anatolian Goddesses from Sardis," Archaeology 22 (1969), pp. 264-269.
George M. A. Hanfmann, "Two Submycenaean Vases and a Tablet from Stratonikeia in Caria," American Journal of Archaeology 72 (1968), pp. 51-56.
"Philistine Tombs at Tell Fara and Their Aegean Prototypes," American Journal of Archaeology 70 (1966), pp. 331-340.
"Taste for Antiquities: Collecting Through the Ages," Report on a Symposium in Bulletin of the History of Archaeology 1.2 (November 1991) 29-32.
Imma Kilian-Dirlmeier, Nadeln der frühhelladischen bis archaischen Zeit von der Peloponnes Prähistorische Bronzefunde XIII.8 (Munich 1984), in American Journal of Archaeology 90 (1986), pp. 229-230.
Warren G. Moon, ed. Ancient Greek Art and Iconography (Madison, University of Wisconsin Press, 1983) in Wisconsin Academy Review 30.4 (1984) 53-54.
P.R.S. Moorey, Ancient Persian Bronzes in the Adam Collection (London, Faber and Faber, 1974) in Journal of the American Oriental Society 97 (1977), pp. 86-87.
V. Canby, The Ancient Near East in the Walters Art Gallery (Baltimore, 1974) in Journal of the American Oriental Society 96 (1976) p. 434.
Schmandt-Besserat and S. M. Alexander, The First Civilization: The Legacy of Sumer (Austin, Texas, 1975) in Journal of the American Oriental Society 96 (1976), p. 434.
Mycenaeans in the Eastern Mediterranean: Acts of the International Archaeological Symposium, Nicosia, 27th March-2nd April, 1972 (Nicosia 1973) in American Journal of Archaeology 79 (1975), pp. 96-97.
Borchhardt, Homerische Helme (Mainz, Philipp von Zabern, 1972) in American Journal of Archaeology 78 (1974), pp. 93-95.
Published Abstracts
"Greeks and Graves in the Coastal Levant," American Journal of Archaeology 99 (1995) p. 306.
"Greek Pottery of the Persian Period from Mikhmoret, Israel," American Journal of Archaeology 97 (1993) p. 339.
"Greek Contacts with the East ca. 800-600 B.C.: The Eastern Perspective," American Journal of Archaeology 96 (1992) p. 339.
"Copper, Iron, Tin, Wood: The Start of the Iron Age in the Eastern Mediterranean," American Journal of Archaeology 91 (1987) p. 285.
"Use of Iron in the Eastern Mediterranean: 1200-900 B.C." in American Philosophical Society Yearbook (1975), pp. 622-623 (report on a grant).
"'Hittite Monopoly' on Iron and the Use of Iron in the Bronze Age," in American Journal of Archaeology 78 (1974), p. 182.
"Use of Iron in the Eastern Mediterranean: 1200-900 B.C." in Harvard Studies in Classical Philology 73 (1969), pp. 328-331 (abstract of dissertation).
Work in Progress
"Greeks and the East," Long-term research project on nature of contacts between Greece and the Levant from the 8th to the 4th centuries BC.
Professional Papers and Lectures
"After The Fall: Connections with the Classical World," American Schools of Oriental Research Centennial Symposium, Washington D.C. April 16, 2000. (Invited Paper).
"Seventh Century Greek Pottery from Ashkelon: Entrepôt in the Southern Levant," 9th International Symposium on the Ancient History and Archaeology of the Black Sea Area, Vani, Republic of Georgia, September 20, 1999. (Invited Paper).
"Greek Pottery in the Levant in the Time of Nebuchadnezzar II," Milwaukee Area Biblical Archaeology Society and Archaeological Institute of America-Milwaukee Society, February 19, 1998.
"Greek Pottery in the Levant in the Time of Nebuchadnezzar II," Wheaton College Archaeology Conference on "The Iron Age in the Biblical World," Wheaton, IL, Nov. 14, 1997.
"Greeks in the East or Greeks and the East? Problems in the Definition and Recognition of Contact," Archaeological Institute of America-Chicago Society and The Oriental Institute, University of Chicago, December 1995.
"Greeks and Graves in the Southern Levant," delivered at a Colloquium on "Greek Presence or Greek Presents? The Meaning of Pre-Hellenistic Greek Imports in the Levant," chaired by Jane C. Waldbaum and Charles M. Adelman Archaeological Institute of American Annual Meeting, December 28, 1994.
"Babylonians, Greeks and the Chronology of the Seventh Century B.C.E." Invited paper for session on "Seventh/Sixth Century B.C.E. Interaction in the Eastern Mediterranean," Annual Meeting of the American Schools of Oriental Research, Washington D.C., November 22, 1993 (with Jodi Magness).
"Greeks in the East or Greeks and the East? A Study in the Definition and Recognition of Contact," Invited paper delivered at a symposium on "Greeks and Barbarians: The Classical Origins of Eurocentrism," Cornell University, April 23-25, 1993.
"Recent Excavations at Ashkelon, Israel," Archaeological Institute of America-Milwaukee Society, January 17, 1993. (General lecture).
"Greek Pottery of the Persian Period from Mikhmoret, Israel," Archaeological Institute of America Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA. December 30, 1992.
"Greek Contacts with the East ca. 800-600 B.C.: The Eastern Perspective," Archaeological Institute of America Annual Meeting, Colloquium on "Greece and the Near East: 1100-600 B.C.," Chicago, December 28, 1991.
"Greeks in the East," W. F. Albright Institute Seminar Series, Jerusalem, April 1991 (Scholarly lecture).
"Coming of Iron," Tel Aviv University, Institute of Archaeology Seminar, December 1989; Haifa University Institute of Archaeology, March 1990; Rockefeller Museum, Jerusalem, Hebrew Union College-Albright Institute Lecture Series, March 1990. (scholarly lecture).
"Coming of Iron," Biblical Archaeology Society of Greater Milwaukee, January 1989. (general lecture).
"Coming of Iron: Twenty Years of Archaeological and Technological Research," 4th Soviet-American Archaeological Exchange Conference, Tbilisi-Signakhi, Georgian SSR, October 1988.
"Greeks in the East," Educational lecture series, Ashkelon Excavations, July 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993; Educational lecture series, Tel Miqne-Ekron Excavations, 1992, 1993.
"Copper, Tin, Iron, Wood: The Start of the Iron Age in the Eastern Mediterranean," Colloquium on "Archaeo-Metallurgical Perspectives: Challenging the Old Picture with Recent Findings," at Archaeological Institute of America Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, Dec. 29, 1986.
"Coming of Iron," Educational lecture series, Ashkelon Excavations, June 1986, July 1987, 1988; Educational lecture series, Tell Miqne-Ekron Expedition, July 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990; Expedition Staff, Lachish Expedition, July 1987.
"Narrative in Greek Art," Philhellenic Professional Society, Milwaukee, November 1984.
"Metalwork from Sardis: Capital of Croesus," Madison Biblical Archaeology Society, November 1984.
"Bimetallic Objects from the Eastern Mediterranean and the Question of the Dissemination of Iron," International Symposium on Early Metallurgy in Cyprus, June 6, 1981, in Larnaca, Cyprus.
"Search for Alexander and the Tomb of Philip the Second," Harvard Club of Chicago, July 24, 1981.
"Metalwork from Sardis, Capital of Croesus," Archaeological Institute of America, Chicago Society, December 1980.
"Lydian Gold to Byzantine Bronze: Metalwork from Sardis, Capital of Croesus," Archaeological Institute of America, Central Indiana Society, January 1979 and Eta Sigma Phi, Classics Honors Society, UWM Chapter, April 1978.
"Collapse of the Bronze Age in the Eastern Mediterranean: Prehistory of a Disturbed Area," Middle East Studies Colloquium, UWM, November 1975.
"Metalwork from Sardis," Archaeological Institute of America, Kent Ohio Society, October 1974.
"Iron in the Bronze Age in the Eastern Mediterranean," at the following local societies of the Archaeological Institute of America: Cleveland, October 1974; Pittsburgh, October 1974; Oberlin-Ashland, October 1974; Milwaukee, February 1974.
"'Hittite Monopoly' on Iron and the Use of Iron in the Bronze Age," Archaeological Institute of America Annual Meeting, St. Louis, MO, December 28, 1973.
"Hittites, Philistines, and the Introduction of Iron in the Eastern Mediterranean," Third International Colloquium on Aegean Prehistory, Sheffield, England, April 1973.
Archaeological Field Work
Ashkelon, Israel, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993: Square supervisor; consultant on metals; Coordinator, Staff Development Seminars, 1993 season; Registrar, 1995 season; Consultant, researcher on Seventh Century B.C. Greek Pottery, 1996, 1997, 1998 seasons.
Exhibitions Curated
Co-curated exhibition "Napoleon in Egypt: Images from the Description de l'Egypte," UWM Art History Gallery, Autumn 1987.
Curated exhibition "Ancient Art in Milwaukee Collections," UWM Art History Gallery, Autumn 1985.
Other Professional Experience
Editorial Board, Near Eastern Archaeology, 1999-2001.
Professional Societies
W.F. Albright Institute of Archaeological Research:
Archaeological Institute of America, National:
Archaeological Institute of America, Milwaukee Society:
Board of Directors, 1974-present
Archaeological Institute of America, Boston Society:
Cambridge Archaeology Seminar, Coordinating Committee:
Cambridge Archaeology Seminar-Association for Field Archaeology:
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Austin >Food Stores > Central Market Cafe
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I absolutely love the Central Market Cafe for a weekend lunch or early dinner. With a playground and turtle pond out back, it's the perfect family outing. The sweet potato fries are heavenly.
Central Market obviously does so many things well, but I feel the daily soups -- which are broiling hot so watch your tongue! -- deserve special attention. I recently tried the thick, satisfying split pea, and also sampled one of their classics, roasted tomato bisque: creamy, rich, with fresh tomato-y-ness filling up your mouth. It's just as marvelous as I remembered.
great bread, produce and seafood – great variety of fruits, vegs, and seafood, fresh... bakery is so good....
Not as good at is used to be. – Was once one of our family favorites. Seems to have gone down in quality lately. Our sandwiches were little more than cold-cuts on pre-sliced bread. They also seem to have lost some of their really good employees. There was low turnover there for a long time. Now it's a different group every time we visit.
The french fries are still good. But we were especially disappointed in our ceasar salad. The lettuce was old, and the entire salad seemed to have been made the day before.
Great location - hopefully they'll pull it back around.
A destination grocery store and cafe that's popular with tourists and locals, young and old. – In Short
One of the top tourist spots in town, Central Market features an 18,000-square-foot produce section, a 75-foot seafood counter and a bakery stocked with 60 varieties of bread--not to mention an immense selection of fruit and hard-to-find gourmet items like Thai coconut milk and fat-free cranberry granola. In addition, the Central Market Cafe serves up a kid-friendly menu of all-American favorites like macaroni and cheese, burgers and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
A Great Place I Ill Never Get Tired Of – Central Market is a great place to go, whether you want to order off a menu or create your own salad or pasta dish. It is always a great quality and I would definatly recommend it to anyone that I meet.
good place for all – Central Market is a great place to eat for both families and those who appreciate the finer things. When I went to UT, my friends and I would often go there for their great atomosphere and good food. It's a great place to people watch and offers a more wholesome environment than say that of Riverside
Too much hype – I am very loyal fan of the market itself but the cafe is strictly ok. Their Chicken tenders, the portobello sandwich are almost tasteless and overpriced. The Thai chicken pizza is quite good at westlake but mediocre at north lamar. Their greek salad is good but the asian salad is too pungent. The turkey Havarti sandwich is tasty but a tad too dry. Their fries are very good only when they serve them hot; I have gotten them pretty cold too!
Overall, its a great atmosphere; sometimes their specials are good but I think for a cafe, they are a little pricey. Their need to revamp their menu a little bit and make them tastier.
Wedding Flowers – Central Market's wedding flowers are the world's worst. They care nothing about proportion (size of arrangment to size cake it's going on), their flowers shed dreadfully, and they die within hours. The heads of the roses just flop over and they're the worst quality anywhere in Austin.
A little unknown secret – If you haven't checked out CM's floral department for a special event give them a call. We used them for our wedding day and had outstanding flowers. Guests were blown away by the quality and arrangements of our flowers. To this day we still receive compliments on them and the best part is they didn't break the bank! I would use them again in a heartbeat!
Great, but an Attraction???? – I'm not sure if this would be a great place for visitors because there are Central Markets in other parts of the state. I lived in Austin for 5 years and I was very sad to leave because I do love Central Market, but I live in Houston now, and we have 2 of them here, so although the store is really awesome, I am not sure I would consider it a tourist attraction.
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MCA Announces the opening of "Strand by Strand" by Jenna David on April 30 at Playhouse on the Square. An opening reception will be held at Playhouse on Friday, May 2, 6–7:30 p.m.
Eleven students from MCA Instructor Elaine Blanchard's Storytelling class will present artwork and stories in "The Art of Storytelling" on Saturday, April 26, 8 p.m. at Theatre South, First Congregational Church.
MCA will present the 2014 Biennial Alumni Exhibition from May 21–July 26 in the Hyde Gallery, 477 S. Main St. Works from 38 alumni were selected for the exhibition by Juror Richard Lou.
The Design Lab's completed design and wall graphic will be on display at the Strawberry Plains Audubon Center's opening reception on Saturday, April 26, 1:30 p.m. at 285 Plains Road in Holly Springs, Miss.
MCA announces the opening of the 2014 MFA Thesis Exhibition, "Collidoscope," which will take place April 16 through May 10 in the Hyde Gallery of the Nesin Graduate School, 477 S. Main St. A reception for the exhibition will be held on Friday, April 25 from 6–9 p.m.


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The Wednesday victory was a confidence-builder for La Tapatia, who succumbed to number-one-ranked Bluecorn/Buck United's prowess on Monday night to post their second loss of the season.
"We're excited to be in second place after the first round," team manager Alex Padilla said following Wednesday's win over the Freaks. "We have a great team this season."
Meanwhile, the Freaks have struggled this early season to chalk up results in the victories column. Yet despite the disparity between the two teams' rankings (La Tapatia was in second going into the match, while the Freaks stood in 7th place with just one win in the first round), the victory was by no means a give-away for La Tapatia. Powered by the impenetrable Perlas, Oscar and Carlos, La Tapatia sunk an early goal (adding to Oscar Perla's already lofty 2008 goal count) in the first half. But the Freaks' own dynamic duo of Dave Allen and Scott Michols on offense prodded La Tapatia menacingly to start the second, with an Allen-to-wide-open-Michols attempt that grazed the cross bar in the first few minutes following the second half's starting whistle. The Freaks struck again just minutes later, when Allen steered a well-placed corner kick toward La Tapatia's net with his head. But again the Freaks were denied the goal by the too-thick crossbar.
Meanwhile, La Tapatia only dabbled tentatively on the Freak's side of the field, forward Henry E. posting the only shot on goal during the entire front side of the second half.
The Freaks' tenacity eventually paid off, with a precise passing combination initiated by Allen resulting in a Freaks goal to tie the game 1-1. The threat didn't go unanswered by La Tapatia, who seemed to shake off their post-halftime sluggishness following the Freaks' wakeup-call goal. Oscar Perla wound up and fired a big shot, which hit metal instead of net (to Freaks' keeper Paul Jones's relief.)
Perla didn't let Jones off so easily in his next attempt, however, dribbling through a line of Freak defenders as if he were playing a leisurely game of hopscotch and scoring goal number two for his team.
Freak forwards Kate Frerichs and Melanie Montoya did their part to set up plays in front of the La Tapatia net, but were met with tough resistance from La Tapatia defender Charley Abernathy. When the Freaks were awarded a penalty kick following a hand ball in the box, it seemed as if the tides would once again turn on La Tapatia. Allen, however, was robbed of the game-tying goal by La Tapatia keeper Michael Pierce.
Grasping onto the tail-end of the La Tapatia momentum initiated by the big Pierce save, Oscar Perla delivered a silver-platter pass to teammate Diana Rector just minutes later. She easily tapped it in to give her team their first comfortable lead of the night. Yet the two-goal differential didn't last for long. Big-footed Allen came out swinging, making goal-scoring look easy and putting his team – once again – in striking distance of an upset win, or at least a tie, with just two minutes left in the match.
A sense of urgency descended upon the Bear Creek pitch in the last minutes, which, thanks to a surplus of action, seemed to drag on much longer than 120 seconds. Allen delivered another close-but-no-cigar shot, which La Tapatia answered seconds later with a hard-fired shot of their own. Freaks keeper Jones chalked up the defensive save of the day with a sliding locomotive scoop to keep his team's head above water for the game's final minute. Yet the Freaks ultimately ran out of time, the game ending before they could find a way into La Tapatia's net to tie the game and send it into overtime.
The 3-2 La Tapatia victory on Wednesday assures the team a spot in the A-league for the upcoming second round of play. Joining them will be number-one ranked Buck; the other two teams to comprise the A-league are yet to be determined, with the final games of round one to be played early next week. In contention are the ever-threatening Fat Alley, as well as the fresh-faced Flubba Dubba Floradora, the Soccletes, and Brown Dog. The round one schedule is slated to be complete Thursday, Sept. 4, with round two A- and B-league game schedules to begin Monday, Sept. 8 (pending rain-outs).


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In South Africa, more than half of 15-year-olds face the possibility of dying from HIV/AIDS before age 60. Even scarier, there are twice as many girls living with the disease than guys.
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DoSomething.org: What inspired the idea for the Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project [1] (CTAOP)?
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Demon Days is unified and purposeful in a way Albarn's music hasn't been since The Great Escape, possessing a cinematic scope and a narrative flow, as the curtain unveils to the ominous, morose "Last Living Souls" and then twists and winds through valleys, detours, and wrong paths -- some light, some teeming with dread -- before ending up at the haltingly hopeful title track. Along the way, cameos float in and out of the slipstream and Albarn relies on several familiar tricks: the Specials are a touchstone, brooding minor key melodies haunt the album, there are some singalong refrains, while a celebrity recites a lyric (this time, it's Dennis Hopper). Instead of sounding like musical crutches, this sounds like an artist who knows his strengths and uses them as an anchor so he can go off and explore new worlds. Chief among the strengths that Albarn relies upon is his ability to find collaborators who can articulate his ideas clearly and vividly. Danger Mouse, whose Grey Album mash-up of the Beatles and Jay-Z was an underground sensation in 2004, gives this music an elasticity and creeping darkness than infects even such purportedly lighthearted moments as "Feel Good Inc." It's a sense of menace that's reminiscent of prime Happy Mondays, so it shouldn't be a surprise that one of the highlights of Demon Days is Shaun Ryder's cameo on the tight, deceptively catchy "Dare." Over a tightly wound four minutes, "Dare" exploits Ryder's iconic Mancunian thug persona within territory that belongs to the Gorillaz -- its percolating beat not too far removed from "19/2000" -- and that's what makes it a perfect distillation of Demon Days: by letting other musicians take center stage and by sharing credit with Danger Mouse, Damon Albarn has created an allegedly anonymous platform whose genius ultimately and quite clearly belongs to him alone. All the themes and ideas on this album have antecedents in his previous work, but surrounded by new collaborators, he's able to present them in a fresh, exciting way. And he has created a monster album here -- not just in its size, but in its Frankenstein construction. It not only eclipses the first Gorillaz album, which in itself was a terrific record, but stands alongside the best Blur albums, providing a tonal touchstone for this decade the way Parklife did for the '90s. While it won't launch a phenomenon the way that 1994 classic did -- Albarn is too much a veteran artist for that and the music is too dark and weird -- Demon Days is still one hell of a comeback for Damon Albarn, who seemed perilously close to forever disappearing into his own ego.
Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi